What you need
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It was cheap so I bought 2 -- only to realize its for an Apple, not for a VGA (VESA) monitor -- too late !
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So I improvised.
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To mount a VGA monitor, I need to mount the VGA's VESA mount to the desk mount's IMac adaptor
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To simulate an IMac mount, cut the metal strip to fit inside the IMac adapter
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drill a couple of holes on the metal strip that is big enough to fit a 1/8" x 12mm slotted round head nut and bolt
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insert the bolt through the metal strip and the IMac adapter
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secure with the nut
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drill at least four holes and secure
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attach the IMac adapter's metal plate the the back plate of the monitor
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secure the back plate onto the back of the monitor
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With the IMac adapter secured at the back of the VGA monitor, attach it to the arm
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secure with screws provided
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the desk mount should have been securely setup on the desk !
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That's it !
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Let me know if you have any questions or issues.
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To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.
To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.
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Note:
For other non-Apple IMac monitors (like Dell, HP, etc.), you will need to use a VESA-adapter (or similar) to mount the IMac adapter that came with the DigoTech IMac Desk Mount Articulating Arm (CW-2870)
